As a council house or housing association tenant, you deserve to live in a home that is safe, dry, and well-maintained.
A Water Damage claim is based on the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, specifically Section 11, which outlines the landlord's responsibilities for maintaining their rental properties.
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Leaking roofs, pipes or plumbing can lead to expensive damage and unsafe living conditions.
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Many tenants suffer in silence when their home has water damage. That ends with us.
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Our team comprises seasoned attorneys with extensive legal expertise and knowledge.
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Many tenants suffer in silence when their home has water damage. That ends with us.
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Our firm has a track record of achieving favorable outcomes in diverse legal cases.
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We offer a wide range of legal services to meet all your legal requirements.
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If you or a loved one is facing leaks or water damage issues to your home, contact us today for a free consultation. Our dedicated team is here to stand by your side, providing the support and protection you deserve.
What can I claim for?
There must be a genuine issue with the property’s condition, such as:
– Damp or mold
– Leaks or water damage
– Structural damage or instability
– Electrical or gas safety issues
– Poor ventilation or insulation
– Infestations (e.g., rodents, bed bugs)
Does the landlord need to be notified?
The tenant must have informed the landlord about the disrepair issue, providing them with a reasonable opportunity to address the problem.
The landlord has failed to repair my home, can I claim?
Yes. If, despite being notified, the landlord must have failed to take adequate steps to repair or maintain the property.
The disrepair has caused distress, can I claim?
The tenant must have suffered some form of damage or distress as a result of the disrepair, such as financial loss, physical harm, or emotional distress.
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